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12-13-2017, 02:32 PM	#1
MEHEARTJC Expert Member Member since:Aug 2009	Is TV on Blu-ray Dying? As a collector and completist, I am finding it increasingly annoying to find out that tv shows on being released on dvd, but not blu-ray. The latest one was Fargo season 3. Outsiders season 1 and 2 are dvd only titles. It also appears that WWE in 2017 moved away from blu-ray releases to dvd only. It's obvious that streaming is killing blu-ray sales. People feel burned when they plop down $30 or more for a tv season only to have it pop up for free streaming on Netflix later. So the studios churn out cheap to make dvd releases with zero effort or bonus features. On the other end, they are really promoting 4K as a quick money grab. Blu-ray just seems to be left in the dust right now.

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